George’s - Setagaya City

I occasionally use it to supplement my own dishware You can buy something that is easy to use Clerk's correspondence is also a good impression.

It is a fashionable general store that is mainly related to daily necessities and a store like Francfranc. There is an impression that children's goods and dishes are substantial.

During the checkout at the cashier, two large female staff members other than the cashier were talking about the display and sales at the cashier counter regardless of my existence. I was treated as if I was not a guest, and I felt despised and very disgusted. Even after the checkout, there was no greeting except for the cashier. They didn't look at me and were crazy about the "strategy meeting" all the time. Every time I see what I bought this time, I remember this, and my disgusting feelings will flash back. I don't want to keep the items that have such negative emotions at hand. I'm sure I will buy it again. I had the worst purchase experience. Product display is certainly tactically important in store operations. December is a busy season for such shops. Now that the demand for gifts is increasing before Christmas, I can understand the desire to put more effort into displays. However, what is more important than that is to cherish each and every customer in front of us and to thoroughly "watch, be attentive, and worry." It may be sober, but there is no other marketing that is better than that, and no matter how good it looks, if it is not accompanied by contents, it will surely come out. Customers aren't all stupid enough to see it. Customers are not just numbers, they have their own lives and stories, and they enter the store, compare products, and purchase after having their own motives and feelings. It's a natural process. By the way, comparisons are wide-ranging, such as brand and design, price difference with other stores, and store atmosphere. However, the employees of this store, probably in the manager class, could not think about the basic idea that customers came with the "background" mentioned above. .. As a result, he gave birth to such an unpleasant customer. Customers naturally gather in stores that are highly conscious and have many pleasant staff who are well-educated in customer service. This is because the number of outflow customers is almost nonexistent because the customers become fans. Even if you have an affair with a store somewhere, they will come back saying, "I like this place." Because people don't just open their wallets to buy things, they also pay for comfort. A prosperous store is created by adding new customers there. And as a matter of course, sales come with it. On the contrary, it is clearer than looking at the fire how the sales of a store like this one that despises customers will change in the future. I won't talk any more. In the first place, the "strategy meeting" that the two of them were doing should be in the backyard, and it is a story to be set up on the next stage after the basics of business are completed. First of all, facing the customer in front of us with a sincere attitude is probably the "strategy" that the employees of this store must be most conscious of. Excuse me.

The product lineup is not bad, but it's a shame that the female clerk's response is unfriendly, rude, and unfriendly. I think there is no repeat.

You can enjoy various miscellaneous goods. There aren't many items, and I think it's a space issue, so I think it would be nice to expand the store a little more.

The clerk's attitude is too terrible. When I asked for the location of the product, it seemed very annoying, and I just showed the display shelf with my chin, saying, "If it doesn't seem to be on that shelf." Also, I was really surprised to see another customer's child greeting at the cash register with a cheerful voice, "Hello! Please do this!", But ignoring it without giving a glance. It seems that the child has also atrophied. I don't usually write reviews like this, but I couldn't help but write too badly. Store staff should be properly educated as the face of the shop, even if they are not regular employees.